Dulles Outlines US Plans for East Germany Pressure
Secretary of State Dulles said at the American Legion convention that the United States will enter the Big Four foreign ministers conference with two plans to counter Soviet obstruction and to exploit any genuine Soviet moves toward harmony. He argued world opinion will force Moscow to loosen its grip on East Germany and its satellite states in Eastern Europe, and noted Soviet acceptance of Eisenhower's aerial inspection and military blueprint exchange would form a basis for progress.
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American Legion
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East Germany
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Soviet Union
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Hitler’s Valet Plans To Write Of Personal Crisis Reports
Berlin 1945 scene describes a roaring gasoline blaze consuming Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun as about ten staff members watched from the shelter in the Fuehrer’s Berlin bunker. The fragment suggests a memoir angle by Hitler’s valet about his personal crisis during the collapse.
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Berlin
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Eva Brauz
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Heinz Linge
Soviet Union
Eva Braun
Linge
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Otto Guensche
Heimrich Bauer
Reichsbank
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Heinz
POWs Return to West Germany Amid Cold War Tensions
The Friedland repatriation camp received 118 German POWs who resisted East German settlement, while 310 Soviets released to West Germany and 138 to West Berlin reflects ongoing exchanges. Heinz Linge, Hitler's valet, recounts the bunker exit and death scene, while Adenauer recovers from illness as Dulles warns on Soviet moves and calls for peaceful change through world opinion.
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East Germany
West Germany
West Berlin
Heinz Linge
Hitler
Berlin
Soviet Union
Fuerstenwalde
Britain warns NATO of Soviet threat sharpest yet
Gen Sir John Whiteley told NATO defense ministers in Paris that the Soviet military threat to NATO has never been greater, though he believed Moscow does not seek war and would avoid it with adequate deterrence. He cited progress in jets, bombers, nuclear weapons and submarines, plus a strengthened Red Army.
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Soviet Union
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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Wyoming State Police Officer Charged
Cpl. Leslie P. Mullins, a 17 year Department of Public Safety veteran, is accused of beating armless, drunken Robert Lipford with rubber hose. Prosecuting Attorney Bailey recommends Mullins not be returned to duty as head of the Wyoming County state police detachment.
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Robert Lipford
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Robert Bailey
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State Police
Investigation into alleged beating by state trooper
Captain C L Walker of State Police Company D in Beckley said he is investigating claims that Corporal Leslie Mullins beat prisoner Robert Lipford in Mullens jail with a rubber hose. Lipford, who was jailed for drunkenness, said he was struck numerous times and Lipford’s arrest records show the officer cited him for drunkenness before release on bond Friday.
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State Police Co
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Robert Lipford
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Mullins
Canada
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Paul Goode
Robert M. Worrell
Wendell W. Cook
Lloyd Reynolds
Cook
Lipford
Father Waives To Grand Jury In Raleigh County Case
Frank Goad aged about 40 and Patrick Goad were charged with raping Goads 12 year old daughter and waived preliminary hearing to the Raleigh County Grand Jury. Goad arraigned before Magistrate T N Thurman, arrested Saturday on a warrant from Thurman upon his wifes complaint. William Ray Dego was arraigned today on driving with improper registration. Ray remanded to Raleigh County Jail in lieu of $10 fine plus costs. Cornwell Lilly Fort Lauderdale Florida appeared before Magistrate J P Meadows, paid $50 fine plus costs on drunk driving. Lilly arrested Saturday by State Police on the West Virginia Turnpike. William Sorrell Beckley remanded to jail after failure to post bond for six months peace keeping. He charged with a peace warrant. Charles Thomas no address listed appeared before Meadows, paid $0 fine plus costs for drunk driving. Conviction carries automatic six month license suspension.
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Fitzpatrick
Raleigh County
Goad
T. N. Thurman
Thurman
William Ray
Atse
Ray
J. P. Meadows
Cornwell Lilly
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Lilly
West Virginia
William Sorrell
Beckley
Meadows
Charles Thomas
Thomas
Turnpike
Drive In Bandit Robs Cashier At Outdoor Theater
Falls Church Virginia report says a drive in bandit leaned from his car and robbed the woman cashier of an outdoor movie theater last night, grabbing about $1,000 after forcing her at gunpoint. The suspect wore a paper bag on his head and fled in an old auto.
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Falls Church
Helen Franklin
Nationalists Await Assault Conditions
In Taipei Chiang Kai shek addresses Nationalist forces after a Double Tenth parade. He says conditions are ripening for a counterattack on the Communist mainland and rejects the need for United States involvement, insisting China will act without ally aid.
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Formosa
Chiang Kaiehek
Nationalist
China
Chiang
Republic of China
United States
Marland Opens Missouri Meet To Woo Industry
West Virginia Governor William Marland opened a two day Missouri industrialists session in St Louis speaking to about 40 area manufacturers at a luncheon. He denied raiding other states and urged firms to consider West Virginia for branch plants or regional distribution facilities while outlining local industrial opportunities and listing future city visits.
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William Marland
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Missouri
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Seattle
What Should Johnny Read Should Read the Bible First
The piece urges Johnny read to uplift him physically, mentally, morally, and spiritually. It cites comic book consumption, vulgar magazines, and flawed texts, then advocates Bible reading, history, Shakespeare, Christ, fine arts, and Pilgrim's Progress as the guiding path for a virtuous citizenry. It underscores the Bible as essential and warns against secular texts eroding American life.
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National Education Program
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William McKinley
Eccles youth held on charge of grand larceny
A youth from Eccles was jailed in Raleigh County at 9 50 p m Sunday on a grand larceny charge after arrest by city police.
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Raleigh
Prisoners Returned From Jail on Parole Violation
Two men were sent to Huttonville Medium Security Prison today from Raleigh County Jail on parole violation charges. The prisoners are Sam Austin Cottle Jr and Richard J Murphy. Addresses were not listed.
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Raleigh County
Sam Austin Cottle Jr
Richard J. Murphy
Presstime Bulletins Report Morocco Uprising and U.S. Trip Postponement
Rabat protests against French home rule plan erupt as colonial forces clash with Moroccans demanding faster reform. In Denver the White House postpones Vice President Nixon’s Near East trip due to Eisenhower illness. Indiana governor George N. Craig imposes martial law in New Castle and Henry County after last week’s riot at the Perfect Circle Co foundry, extending to Hagerstown and Richmond plants. The emergency talks involve Perfect Circle officials and CIO United Auto Workers.
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Perfect Circle
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Henry County
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Three Men Sentenced in Raleigh County Court Pleas
In Raleigh County Criminal Court today three men were sentenced to 1 to 10 years in the State prison for grand larceny. Edward Adkins Shearl Crawford Hooper and Lacy Melvin Shrewsbury received terms with jail credit. Thirty jurors failed to appear for the session and several pleas were deferred to October 26.
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Raleigh
Edward Adkins
Shearl Crawford Hooper
Lacy Melvin Shrewsbury
Adkins
Hooper
Raleigh County
Harry L. McCreery
Kenneth Carl Lester
William Turner
Newman T. Adams
President Eisenhower Stays in Hospital For Recovery
President Eisenhower will remain at Fitzsimons Army Hospital for about a month after a heart attack. Doctors say recovery is satisfactory but uncertain, with possible end of term retirement due to health. He plans no trip to Gettysburg for four weeks, hopes to return near year end as Vice President Nixon visited and cabinet visits were arranged.
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Eisenhower
White House
MIT
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Lowry Air Force Base
Paul Dudley White
Boston
Gettysburg
Secretary of State
Dulles
Nixon
Eisenshower
Ike's Election Odds Even Pyle Says 50 50 for Ike Run
Corona Del Mar California October speaks to Orange County Republicans. J Howard Pyle presidential assistant says there is a 50 50 chance Eisenhower runs again. He avoids detail but predicts a new era of international peace if God spares him. Pyle estimates Democrats will spend about 25 million dollars in 1956, Republicans about 3 million, and urges door to door outreach to tell the truth about the party.
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Calif
Eisenhower
J. Howard Pyle
Arizona
Orange County
West Virginia Weather Forecast and River Levels
Fair and mild tonight with a low around 34 to 40 and early morning fog. Tuesday will be sunny and warm with expects clear conditions. Greenbrier Bluestone and New rivers show below normal stages. Bluestone Reservoir remains at normal stage and clear.
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